Lake Maloya water level
▼ 6.6 points from 99.1% a year ago
Source: waterdata.usgs.gov/monitoring-location/USGS-07199450, accessed October 1, 2026. Updated every 6 hours.
Lake Maloya is at 92.1% of full pool as of September 28, 2026. Lake Maloya was last full on August 7, 2026 (95% of normal storage). Lake Maloya is near Raton, New Mexico.
Lake Maloya level history
This site counts a reservoir as full on a day its storage is at or above 95% of the dam's normal storage (National Inventory of Dams). Many reservoirs rarely reach 100%, even in wet years, because operators release water for irrigation, power or flood control before they fill, so this site treats 95% as full. Highs and lows are daily readings in the published data, not official records. Source: USGS daily data.
Storage, % of full pool, since 1987
Lake Maloya is rising: 92.2% full, up 0.1 percentage points since September 20, 2026.
On this same date last year (September 28, 2025), Lake Maloya was 99.1% full, 6.9 percentage points higher than today's 92.2%.
Weekly averages of the source's daily readings; older years may be monthly or sparser where that is all the source published. Download the charted data (JSON).
Lake Maloya map
Lake Maloya is at 36.9838, -104.3739. Open in OpenStreetMap.
The dam
- Water supply
Sources: nid.sec.usace.army.mil, accessed September 29, 2026
On the water
No campgrounds, boat ramps, or swim spots linked to Lake Maloya yet.
Common questions
- Lake Maloya is at 92.1% of full pool as of September 28, 2026.
- Lake Maloya was last full on August 7, 2026, when it held 95% of its normal storage. This site counts a reservoir as full on a day its storage is at or above 95% of the dam's normal storage (National Inventory of Dams). Many reservoirs rarely reach 100%, even in wet years, because operators release water for irrigation, power or flood control before they fill, so this site treats 95% as full. Based on USGS daily data since October 1, 1987.
- In USGS daily data since October 1, 1987, Lake Maloya's highest storage was 107% of normal storage on April 13, 2010. Its lowest after it first filled (December 17, 1987) was 60.2% of normal storage on January 17, 1991. These are the highest and lowest daily readings in the published data, not official records.
- Lake Maloya is near Raton, New Mexico (36.9838, -104.3739).
- Local Government operates the dam at Lake Maloya.
- Lake Maloya's dam is used for Water supply.